💥 Secret Chrome Feature. Split View Achieved What We Dreamed of for 10 Years

Have you ever caught yourself endlessly jumping between two browser tabs, comparing prices, copying data from a table into a document?

Google Chrome has finally solved this problem with the Split View (or Split Tabs) feature. Now you can open two tabs side by side in one window and work with them as a single unit.

Imagine: on the left — an article, on the right — notes; or on the left — an online store, on the right — price comparison on another site.

It works simply: right-click on a tab, select "Add tab to new split view" — and you're done.

You can even save such pairs and move them as separate windows.
Student: "I'm sitting here writing my term paper, on the left — an article with theory, on the right — a Word file. Before, I was jumping like a flea, but now it's beautiful."

Shopaholic: "Finally! I was always comparing prices for the same item on Wildberries and Ozon in different tabs. Now I'll open them side by side and see everything at once."

📌 Lifehack for super-users: If you often work with the same pairs of sites, save them as one window. Pin it to the taskbar, and it will always be at hand like a separate app with two sites inside.

Time savings are enormous)

👉 Details here